Sentence examples for contrary to requirements from inspiring English sources
It also opposes mandatory vaccination as "equivalent to human experimentation," a stance contrary to requirements in every state and recommendations of major medical organizations and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The group also opposes mandatory vaccination as "equivalent to human experimentation," a stance contrary to requirements in every state and recommendations of major medical organizations and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Contrary to requirements of the standards and protocols, three midwives said they did not refer women for abortion and one midwife said she engaged the women in conversation concerning their circumstances and then left them to decide what they wanted to do.
As a moral code, altruism is impractical, because its requirements are contrary to the requirements of life and happiness, both the agent's and other people's.
Lack of designated POEs to implement IHR (2005) is contrary to the requirements of the revised regulations, which require all WHO Member States to identify the specific POEs that will comply with the IHR (2005) core capacity requirements (23).
The opera company was forced to declare on publicity material that its production was "unauthorised [and] contrary to the requirements for the presentation of the work".
"The Facebook page and website for this group contain no electoral authorisation, contrary to the requirements of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918," he said.
They say that it runs contrary to the requirements that there should be equality between parties in trials and that trials should be of a reasonable duration.
Mr. Byrd and Mr. Obey said that contrary to the requirements of law, there appeared to have been no consultation with Congress on how $20 billion specifically handed over to the president for his allocation had been distributed.
The report noted, however, that the Chicago bid organizers had not provided a full financial guarantee in the event of an economic shortfall, which is "contrary to I.O.C. requirements".
In 2007 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a case brought by the state of Massachusetts against the EPA that failure to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles was contrary to the requirements of the Clean Air Act.
